Luggage Storage in +25 locations around Los Angeles
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Luggage storage Los Angeles
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You can stop searching for lockers to store your luggage in. The next time you’re in LA, remember that LuggageHero is here to save the day!
Drop off your bags by using LuggageHero’s network of more than 25 shops located around crucial traffic hubs and popular districts. Those include Union Station, Greyhound Hollywood Station, LA City College, Chinatown, Koreatown and Downtown LA.
Let’s say that you arrive from Los Angeles International Airport hours before your rental is ready and you want to check out the sights without pulling your luggage behind you. Maybe you want to visit Venice Beach, Hollywood, hang out in Beverly Hills, or maybe take a tour in Universal Studios. Make all days count, we’re here to store your luggage.
Are you heading to the NOHO Arts District or Westwood village? Don’t you worry, we got you covered there as well.
Just go to the LuggageHero reservation platform to find a handy storage site inside a shop or other business – all verified by us. Using our map, you can locate the shops that are nearest to stations you’ll use or attractions you’ll visit and store your luggage there.
Pay by the hour – unlike other services!
We offer a speedy, convenient and low-cost service.
In comparison to other luggage storage services where you pay for the entire day, you only pay for the hours spent with LuggageHero. If you want to store your luggage all day or longer, we offer you a low daily cap of
We’re looking out for you
Our top priority is your safety and security! All our shops in Los Angeles have been carefully reviewed and certified by the LuggageHero team and each bag stored is sealed with a unique security seal to keep them tamper-free. The seal also activates our
If you need to talk to someone at LuggageHero, we’re here for you 24/7 through our online chat.
Are you ready to store your bags in one of our many Los Angeles luggage storage locations?
Find your perfect place and choose between more than 25 locations throughout LA!
Book risk-free
Traveling has to be easy and convenient. This is why you only pay if you show – NO FEES are charged to you until your luggage is dropped off.
Find luggage storage sites all around LA that are most convenient to your location and schedule by using our online search engine. Book online in advance and you’re guaranteed a space for your luggage.
Sometimes plans change, especially when you’re on the road. If you don’t show up, there’s no charge.
Storing luggage in Los Angeles during COVID19:
- Many shops and locations in LA are open for storing luggage.
- Be responsible and make sure to sanitize before and after using any kind of luggage storage service or locker in Los Angeles.
- Whenever possible, remember to use a face mask when dropping off your bags in luggage stores in LA.
- When you store your luggage in local shops in Los Angeles, you are helping support local businesses in these difficult times. Thank you!
Remember to be careful when storing your luggage in LA! See the full guide here.
Must-See Locations in LA and How to Get to Them
Chinatown
Chinatown is a beautiful space where sound, sight, and taste come together and paint a colorful canvas of culture. It is a place that draws travelers from all around the world to itself. Historically Chinatown was located near Union Station however, by 1938 relocated and the Central Plaza was built, planned, and owned by the Chinese. Chinatown is also home to many events that pay homage to Chinese culture such as the Chinese New Year, Chinatown Summer nights and CicLAvia, and the Moon Festival.
To get to Chinatown with public transport you can take 28, 76 and 83 busses. 91 Perris Valley Line, San Bernardino Line and Ventura County Line trains, the Red Line Subway and the Gold Line Light Rail. To get to Chinatown from:
- Echo Park Avenue, Los Angeles take bus number 4 followed with bus number 28
- Gayley Avenue, Los Angeles take bus 20 and then bus 28
Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills the home to many celebrities is a city in Los Angeles County which is neighbors the cities of Los Angeles and West Hollywood. Beverly Hills is very rich with pop-culture and many people visit Beverly Hills to see beautiful mega-mansions and take a stroll down Rodeo Drive which is a well-known shopping district.
To get to Beverly Hills you can take the 20, 4 and 720 buses, the Orange County Line train, and the Red Line subway. To get to Beverly Hills from:
- Norwalk Station you can take the Green Line subway, then the 210-bus followed by the 20 bus.
- Union Station you can take the Red Line subway and then bus number 20
- North Hollywood Station 237/656 then bus number 4
- Pacific Park Santa Monica bus 20
If you want to learn more about LuggageHero or the luggage storage business in general then you are welcome to check out this article by the New York Times.
Download our free app
For even more comfort you can download our LuggageHero bag storage app where you can easily see all our locations around Los Angeles. With our luggage storage app, you are able to store your bags anywhere in our 1000+ locations.
Use LuggageHero anywhere with the official app for iPhone and Android.
Costs and Discount Vouchers for luggage storage in Los Angeles
per hour + a one-time handling fee of – maximum for the first 24 hours and €5 for each additional day including your free luggage storage insurance
Want to know more about LuggageHero? Get to know the concept by reading this FAQ and or read about the team behind it here.
Discount Vouchers – Click here to see if we have any available at the moment.
2021 Guide: Luggage Storage Los Angeles
You may be confused with the rules and regulations and wonder where bags and luggage are allowed in your travel destination. LuggageHero understands your pain and is happy to give you a big help. You just simply click Find Luggage Storage & Lockers in Los Angeles and have a quick look to find all the updated information for your amazing trip.
Frequently Asked Questions about Los Angeles
What is the best way to get around LA?
Most neighborhoods are walkable around LA, and very bike friendly. If you prefer, you can always rent a car or use Uber of Lyft.
Is there metro in LA?
Yes! Los Angeles has metro, that keeps growing. It is also very affordable, $1.75/ride.
When is the best time to visit Los Angeles?
With such a nice weather all year round, there isn't really a bad time to visit LA. March-May and Sep-Nov are the seaons with less touristic activity, if you're looking for some more relaxed trip.
Is Los Angeles expensive?
It is true that LA can be quite pricey, especially in places like Malibu or Beverly Hills. But LA is a big city! Not every neighborhood is as expensive, and it's worth to stay in places like Silver Lake or Echo Park to save a penny.
LuggageHero in the press
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"LuggageHero, which offers online booking with a credit card — thus, eliminating the need for users to have local currency on hand — is one of the most recent players to expand its services. In December the company began operating in New York, where today it has some 250 locations." -
"One solution is LuggageHero, which was already on the scene in Copenhagen and London, and has now expanded into New York. Its selling point is that it lets you store your luggage in a local shop, café or hotel, which is often more convenient than having to go to a storage facility at a train station." -
"LuggageHero, which Jannik Lawaetz founded in 2016, currently has more than 300 storage locations in six cities (New York, London, Copenhagen, Lisbon, Madrid and Barcelona) and plans to expand to 39 cities by January 2020." -
"LuggageHero founder and chief executive Jannik Lawaetz says that the concept was inspired by that mother of invention — necessity — and Airbnb. A couple of years ago, he and his girlfriend rented an apartment in Barcelona via the home-share service. They had a later flight on their day of departure and wanted to continue exploring the city, but didn't want to lug their suitcases around. "